Theatres
Streaming has impacted almost every form of entertainment. Consumers can curate their own personalised viewing sessions of films, TV series, music events, stage drama and stand up comedy from the comfort of their own homes, on their own timetables, with maximum flexibility. able to pause and resume at will and switch seamlessly between different offerings.
Pubs clubs, theatres and other venues have also been affected. With inflation and prices remaining elevated since the pandemic-related supply chain dislocations, a subsequent series of energy price shocks and pressing cost of living constraints, many consumers now prefer to stay home for their entertainment at weekends, rather than go out. Streaming services displayed on large screen TVs with audio processed by powerful speaker systems have made home viewing a pleasurable cost-saving experience.
Consequently, with cuts to the arts yet another factor, many theatres have become economically unviable and have therefore closed.
Here we list the theatres that remain economically viable.
LONDON:
BIRMINGHAM:
MANCHESTER:
LIVERPOOL:
NEWCASTLE:
BRISTOL:
BRIGHTON:
PORTSMOUTH:
SOUTHAMPTON:
NOTTINGHAM:
LEEDS:
YORK:
OXFORD:
CAMBRIDGE:
CHESTER:
CREWE:
DURHAM:
HULL:
DERBY:
LEICESTER:
GLOUCESTER:
NORWICH:
CHICHESTER:
MIDLANDS:
NORTH:
NORTH EAST:
NORTH WEST:
SOUTH EAST:
WEST:
SCOTLAND:
NORTHERN IRELAND:
WALES: